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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
5
This column lists community updates from Potter Nebraska including social events, sales, road and postal route notes, and local illnesses. It reports on J. Kalsto's blood poisoning, box socials, a farmer's death, a school fundraiser, and a Red Cross membership drive urging support for war relief efforts in Europe with emphasis on families and civilians.
General headquarters requests preachers to focus on The Red Cross in Sunday services at 10:45 AM with an invitation to all citizens to attend and join in worship. Evening topic is The Two old Genealogy of Hope. Luther League will discuss Christ Our Peace led by Mrs. J A Woten.
Sunday school at 10 a m with Nehemiah Sabbath law lesson. Preaching at 11 a m on American National Red Cross. Epworth League at 7 p m on The Plague of Discontent led by Nina Challburg. Evening preaching at 8 p m The Love of God. Prayer and invitation extended for all to attend each service.
For sale about 50 head of extra good sheep. Call on or address Lewis Willson Potter Neb. Loc ated 18 miles north of Potter. Switches made from cut hair or combings. Old ones made over, also transformations to Mrs S J Ladely Dye Neb.
A brief sale notice offers a handful of White Wyandotte cockerels priced at one dollar and fifty cents each. Contact Carl Carlson for purchase details.
A heavy snow blanket covered the central west starting Sunday, likely protecting the wheat crop. By Wednesday, temperatures hovered around 20 below zero, underscoring severe winter conditions.
A call to fathers to join the Red Cross drive for Europe relief and aid for starving babies. The message urges men to give what they can to support soldiers and families abroad during wartime.
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